Good morning Phoenix and welcome to Throwback Thursday! Only one more day till the weekend… so hang in there.
On this day in:
• 1938: The animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was released
and had major success in the box-office, making more money than any
other motion picture up till that point.
• 1959: Today was the first day of the invention of the Barbie Doll.
This doll was created by Ruth Handler, who was one of the founders of
the Mattel Company. Barbie was named after Ruth’s daughter. Later on,
when the Ken doll was made, it was named after Ruth’s son.
• 1974: Newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst is kidnapped in Berkeley, California by the Symbionese Liberation Army.
• 1997: A civil jury panel in Santa Monica, California had determined
that O.J. Simpson was guilty of the deaths of both his ex-wife Nicole
Brown-Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. He had originally been
acquitted in the year 1995.
• 2004: The Massachusetts high court declares that gays are entitled to get married.
• 2004: Facebook, a mainstream online social network is founded by Mark Zuckerberg.
• 2013: The government of France has overturned a two-hundred-year law
that banned women from wearing trousers. The law had effectively been
out of use for several years as people just ignored the law, however the
change would make it formally legal for women to wear trousers.
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